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Greetings! Sorry I didn't do the "follow along" blog. I have been teaching a miniatures painting class two weekends a month while touching up this monster on the side. It belongs to a friend of mine who is getting into Warhammer Fantasy for the first time. He hasn't really painted anything, and said he wanted something "simple, but cool" with his rats. This beast was completed in my "Gaming Standard," which means simple techniques, washes, and highlights, and a short(ish) time frame. He and I were both not fond of the goat's milk color scheme that the 'Eavy Metal team uses, so we went for plagued rodent.

Comments welcome. Enjoy!

ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww, one ugly bitch
GOOD JOB

That's tabletop standard?!?! I need to get better at painting....
Very good job, especially loving the work on the flesh.

Nice!

That mini is epic mate. I wish I could see it in some of your higher standards though. It looks a little flat and unfinished as it is,given the epicness of the mini.

I like it! Got my own HPA to put together and paint, this looks great!